Angel in white

I was just a boy with a heart wide open,

Saw you standin’ there in a halo glowin’—

A little church in a Carolina town,

You were an angel, floatin’ down.

We were just kids, runnin’ wild and free,

Then life took you away from me.

Miles apart but hearts held tight,

I still dreamed of you every night.

Oh, my Angel in white, you’ve been mine all along,

From a small-town church to a life this strong.

Through the years and the miles, love never let go,

Now we’re sittin’ on the porch, watchin’ our babies grow.

Fifteen years and a love that won’t fade,

From a teenage dream to the life we made.

Through late-night calls and long goodbyes,

You were always the light in my sky.

You’re the quiet, steady, sweet and shy,

I’m the one who makes you laugh and sigh.

But darling, it’s you who saved my soul,

You’re the prayer I’ll never let go.

Oh, my Angel in white, you’ve been mine all along,

From a small-town church to a life this strong.

Through the years and the miles, love never let go,

Now we’re sittin’ on the porch, watchin’ our babies grow.

God knew what He was doin’ that day,

When He put you in my life to stay.

Through every storm, through every fight,

You’re still my Angel in white.

So here we are, hand in hand,

With little footprints in the Carolina sand.

I thank the Lord every night,

For my home, my heart, and my Angel in white.